Shoot Your Shot by Fiona Embers

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you, @rararesouces and @MauraYzmore for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. I really enjoyed reading Shoot your Shot it's a great book that is steamy in places that might make you hot under the collar. I thought the characters were fantastic :Roxie who works in tech and just has casual relationships because it is easier suddenly finds out her old friend ex-boyfriend has just move into her building called Chris. Both have commitment issues. They like each other as friends and much more . The story is fantastically written and as mention above the characters are amazing, and you just can't help but like both of them. I felt like I knew them and they were my friends. This is the first book of the series and can't wait for the second one. This is a very spicy read that is a breath of fresh air to read, something light-hearted and easy to get into from the get-go. This is defiantly a page turner and if you like steamy romance this is for you. 5 stars. Shoot Your Shot Roxie Nowak is a former basketball player, with a great job in tech and her own swanky place. She doesn't date, because what's the point? Men always want someone petite, pillowy, and pastel— everything that Roxie isn't—so she sticks to casual hookups, and life is good. As a hot lawyer and a romantic to boot, Chris Dunn should have no trouble finding love. But a gaping hole at his center, left by childhood hurts, prevents him from having the type of relationship he seeks. He knew Roxie years ago, when her basketball career ended, and she inspired him to take the reins to his career. When Chris moves back to town and into Roxie's building, their friendship and mutual attraction deepen. They finally give in with blinding intensity, unaware just how combustible the mix of her avoidance and his insecurity can be—until one vindictive ex-lover lights a match. Purchase Link - https://books2read.com/b/shoot-your-shot Author Bio – Fiona Embers writes angsty, steamy romance about heroines who are too much and heroes who can't get enough. She lives with her family in the American Midwest. Fiona also writes dark speculative fiction (horror, sci-fi, and fantasy) under the pen name Maura Yzmore. Social Media Links – Website: https://fionaembers.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MauraYzmore Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maurayzmore_fionaembers/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MauraYzmoreFionaEmbers/ Linktree (link aggregator): https://linktr.ee/maura.yzmore_fiona.embers

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